Back to collectionCampaign incentives and the proposed revenue cycle
Ahead of the sale, Xai announced a $10,000 contest prize pool and participation points for Xai Vanguard: Genesis. The campaign rewarded promotion and creative activity. Its stated budget described an acquisition expense, not game revenue or the amount already paid to individual winners.
Ahead of the sale, Xai announced a $10,000 contest prize pool and participation points for Xai Vanguard: Genesis. The campaign rewarded promotion and creative activity. Its stated budget described an acquisition expense, not game revenue or the amount already paid to individual winners.
Separately, Soby outlined a commercial cycle in which key-sale revenue funded game agreements, games distributed tokens to key holders, and revenue shares financed XAI buybacks. This was a proposed mechanism. Its investment relevance depends on the actual agreements, resulting cash flows and executed purchases, rather than on treating every step of the promotional description as already operational.